Correlation between vitamin D deficiency and metastatic breast carcinoma in a predominantly Hispanic population: A retrospective study.

• DOI: 10.1200/jco.2017.35.15_suppl.e12553
• Publication Date: 2018-09-06T15:39:40Z
• Authors: Saurabh Deepak Ch...; Andrea M. Popescu...
• Keywords: Breast carcinoma

e12553 Background: There have been numerous studies conducted linking Vitamin D deficiency to various cancers, including cancers of the breast. Studies associating and Breast cancer shown mixed results in patients with no clear consensus. Recently published vitro that active form can inhibit metastatic capability breast cell lines bone. Based on this we aimed elucidate whether there exists any correlation between at diagnosis Metastatic cancer. Methods: Retrospective analysis EMR for women diagnosed enrolled Oncology database seen NYMC-Metropolitan Hospital Center from 2010-2016 was done. Patients were grouped into either metastases or without their levels reviewed. 25- Hydroxy measured within one year included study. Study planned specifically as not monitored frequently prior 2010. Results: From total 102 who started follow up clinic during study time period, 2 referred our center further management made 2010 Out 100 considered, 58 had a 70% population Latino/Hispanic. The table represents Odds ratio patient Vit develop 0.92 relative risk calculated be 0.93. Conclusions: above results, outcome similar both groups. odd’s imply difference evidenced These findings signify direct center. [Table: see text]